Wow that was a fast response, I really appreciate it. I have ODNT myself and renew it every year, I'll see if I can talk him into it sice windowblinds 7 is coming out soon. Thanks again You Guys Are The Best
When my Friend buys Windowblinds would he get a year of updates like I do with objectdesktop? I looked all over and didn't see anything. Thanks in advance Brad
Stardock Forums
Same here it works Great Thanks Kaftw, T-man and Zubaz you were the first to respond and with Quickness I might add. thanks again everyone
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Yes thats the same thing I get, here is my list See the end of this message for details on invoking just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box. ************** Exception Text ************** System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at IconDeveloper.IconGenerationForm.btnOk_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.OnClick(EventArgs e)
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I've been running into this problem on 2 of my computers after installing IconDeveloper ver.2.11.46.0 . if anyone has any ideas I would really appreciate it Thanks Brad
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Check this site out http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic16917.html your only choice would be to overclock your Athlon, just make sure you get a better cpu fan and Heatsink and make sure your power supply can handle the work out.
Yes you shouldn't have your harddrive pluged into the same power cable, also make sure your bios doesn't have all of your old settings from your old harddrive saved, it could still be looking for the old drives. make sure you disable the IDE harddrive in the boot up list in the bios. also I am sure that your SATA drive is 3.0 but make sure your motherboard is 3.0 compatible and not just able to handle 1.5. because that could cause a problem. one last thing, make sure you have installed the drive
You Might be able to boot from your Jump Drive, depending on what type of pc you have. you can check on this by booting into your bios and going into the boot options and see if the option for booting from the Jump Drive is there. Also on some PCs you have to have the Jump Drive pluged into the PC for the option to show up in the list of choices. Also, since you have xp on a Jump Drive, you could make a copy of the files with a cd copying program and save it as an image file(.